flight hone after WBTA
Looking at doing wbta but those who have done it, how do you get home, one way flight home so expensive.
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Ive used airmiles. Have read that norweign are fairly decent prices but not tried. I agree they are not cheap by any means though but unfortunately if you buy a return and don't use half of it some airlines I've heard put you on a black list (not sure how true this is).
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We are doing a 15 night WBTA in Sept 17 with Princess Cruises.
We have booked out flight back through their flight system for £180 each. Norweigan were coming in at arounnd £200 each incl luggage. nice flight time as you got all day in NYC too. Katie x |
We've done one ways with Icelandiar and Norwegian. Norwegian were nicer planes and fly direct into our local airport (Gatwick).
Have a look at Skyscanner or Kayak for an overview of all prices. Don't even bother looking at Virgin or BA ... they are very expensive for one ways. Thomas Cook do a good one way flight price to Manchester if that's easier for you. |
Thanks those prices sound a bit better
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Norwegian every time ! Have travelled several times love the Dreamliner you have to pay extra for food blankets headphones etc but their one way fares are super cheap
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We always use 1800 fly Europe had great prices from them in the past
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We are currently facing this dilemma, looks like we are going to book icelandair as we can get those back to our local airport (Birmingham)
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Its mad how much a one way is compared to a return! I guess people don't do this often enough to warrant having decent priced one way on some of the major carriers.
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Yep Norwegian & Icelandair both do one way reasonably and with Icelandair you can do a short stopover in Iceland as well.
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